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RIch men are Contumelious, and Proud. T••is they have from their Riches For seeing every thing may be had for Mony, having Mony, they think they have all that is good.
And Effeminate; because they have wherewithall to subminister to their Lust.
And Boasters of their Wealth: and speak•• in high terms foolishly. For men willingly talk of what they•• love and admire; and think others affect
the same that they do: and the truth is, all sorts of men submit to the Rich.
And think themselves worthy to to command, having that by which men attain Command.
And in general, they have the Man∣ners of Fortunate Fools.
They do Injury, with intention not to hurt, but to disgrace; and partly also through Incontinence.
There is a difference between New and Ancient Riches: for they that are newly come to Wealth have the same faults in a greater degree: for new riches are a kind of rudeness and apprentiship of Riches.